The Banjul South lawmaker said she will continue advocating for her constitutional amendment bill to ensure it’s part of the law for the increment of women participation at decision making bodies and levels.
She added that her campaign team was made up of youth who has to be empowered by advocating for government to find solutions to their concerns, address the youth unemployment rate in the country for the well-being of youth and betterment of the country.
She said she will look into issues affecting youth and make sure they are empowered in the country.
She described youth as front liners of political change in the country but noted that yet still their concerns are not addressed by government.
She thanked people of Banjul South for their trust and confidence in voting for her to represent them at the parliament for the next five years.
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), United Nations Office on Drugs and Crimes (UNODC) and the International Office for Migration (IOM) in partnership with the University of the Gambia (UTG) Law Students’ Association on Saturday jointly organised and held the commemoration of International Migrants Day at Metzy Hotel.
In a move to promote education especially among the less-privileged children in the country, Child Fund-The Gambia on Wednesday donated 250 solar-powered lamps to 5 communities in the West Coast Region.
The Management of Brikama Area Council (BAC) last Thursday distributed ten (10) brand new motorbikes to revenue collectors in a move to enhance their movement in revenue collection.
Sulayman Saho, the National Assembly Member (NAM) for Central Badibou has said that members of the parliament should not be blamed for the rising cases of covid-19 in the country.
